Driving under the influence (DUI) is considered to be an increasingly serious crime in California.  Especially for DUIs in Orange County CA. OC law enforcement officers take extensive measures, including Orange County DUI checkpoints, and saturation patrols, to ensure that drunk drivers stay off Orange County roadways. A DUI arrest can lead to serious complications in your life and can affect your career, your future, your freedom and rights, and your driving privileges. Learn how the best Orange County DUI Lawyers can help.

DUI Laws

Driving Under the Influence is made illegal by the California Vehicle Code section VC 23152, and subsections, as follows:

VC 23152(a) – Driving Under the Influence

VC 23152(b) – Driving with a Blood Alcohol Level of a .08% or higher

VC 23152(c) – Driving While Addicted to a Drug or Alcohol

VC 23152(d) – Driving a commercial vehicle with a blood alcohol content of 0.04 percent or higher.

VC 23152(e) – Driving with a paid passenger in your car while a blood alcohol content 0.04 percent or more.

VC 23152(f) – Driving under the Influence of Drugs (DUID)

At Miller & Associates, we understand that this time in your life may be difficult, but we encourage you to retain the representation of the best Orange County DUI lawyers from our firm as soon as possible. At our firm, we are proud to offer experienced legal counsel and trusted representation to individuals accused of DUI in Orange County.  We can help you, too.

Our Orange County DUI Lawyers skills and accomplishments set us apart from the competition:

• Several thousands of DUI cases handled
• Over 27 years experience
• Awarded Yelp’s Award for highest client ratings
• Certified in field sobriety testing
• Member of the National College for DUI Defense
• Admitted to the Supreme Court of the United States
• Recipient of Avvo’s Superb Rating (10.0 rating) and Avvo’s Client Choice Award in the field of DUI representation.

Our Mission
To deliver outstanding client service, to provide fulfilling careers and professional satisfaction for our people, and to achieve financial success so that we can reward ourselves, grow, and give back to the community.

Robert Miller & Associates: More Than 300 Orange County Trials

In the state of California, it is illegal to drive or operate a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or other controlled substances. In order to be arrested for a DUI, a police officer will try to determine your Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) level by performing some sort of breath test, chemical test, or field sobriety test. If your BAC level is .08% or higher, then you could be facing serious criminal charges.

California prosecutors will try to punish you to the harshest extent of the law. Due to recent pushes and crackdowns by police officers and prosecutors, individuals who have been arrested and charged with a DUI have faced extreme penalties. In some cases, even first-time offenders have been penalized with mandatory jail time, excessive fines, and lengthy license suspensions.

For this reason, you will need to work with an experienced DUI defense lawyer who can aggressively fight your charges. We have a proven record of results in California courts and have successfully defended more than 100 clients in criminal trial matters. We can use our skills, resources, and abilities to do the same for you.

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Any type of DUI arrest can bring about life-changing repercussions. Though you may think that one night out on the town is seemingly harmless fun, making the decision to drive while under the influence of alcohol or controlled substances could end up jeopardizing your freedoms.

Don’t let one mistake govern the rest of your future. With the help of a skilled DUI lawyer in Orange County, you can fight the charges against you. At Robert Miller & Associates, our firm is home to an attorney who has been Certified in Field Sobriety Testing and is a Member of the National College for DUI Defense. This means we know how to defend any evidence, claims, or testimony against you based on the results of a breath test or sobriety test.